Silly and simple lift question

[Mick-Kelly]

Greetings all,
Ok for the simpletons like myself, whats the difference between a suspension achieved lift and a body lift.
cheers
Mick

[Phoenix]

A suspension lift lifts the whole shassis and body.

A body lift puts spacers under the body, lifting the body. but not the chassis. So you get better departure and approach angles, but no better underbody clearance.

[Mick-Kelly]

Ahhhh shank you masta,
Groovy so if I just wanted to whack a decent set of rubber under the disco a spring lift would do the job. Does anyone know if 275's will fit under the standard disco or would there be cutting involved.
cheers
Mick

[RR5L]

Originally posted by Mick-Kelly
Ahhhh shank you masta,
Groovy so if I just wanted to whack a decent set of rubber under the disco a spring lift would do the job. Does anyone know if 275's will fit under the standard disco or would there be cutting involved.
cheers
Mick

Gday Mick,
If its like a rangie, im guessing your going to need to do both a spring and body lift. I did a 2" spring lift on my 92 rangie to fit 245*75*16 rubber under it, I noticed that when the wheels are articulating particularly at the back although it clears the guard arch its not by that much. 275's would probably rub.

Cheers
RobG65

[tempestv8]

Hi Mick,

Which Disco do you have?

If you have a Disco I, the answer to your question can be found at www.discoweb.org

and if you have a Disco II, the answer is on the www.disco2.com website.

Cheers,

Lawrance :wink:

[VladTepes]

Tempestv8 you are a veritable FONT of information. 8)

Stick around matey, you'll always be welcome with them kind of smarts !

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[tempestv8]

Tee heehee VladTepes,

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I shall pop in here a lot more often and chat with other like-minded Land Rover fans. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

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